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spirette Start-up and Initial Preparation Note The device is to be operated only with the original <strong>ndd</strong> spirette. Warning Cross Contamination Between Patients—The spirette is intended for single patient use. Use a new one for each patient to prevent cross contamination between patients. � Tear open the plastic bag containing the spirette and fold the bag back so that you can insert the spirette in the flow sensor. Ensure that the plastic bag protects the mouthpiece of the spirette until you hand the flow sensor over to the patient. This approach not only ensures perfectly hygienic conditions, it also keeps the spirette closed for subsequent setting of the baseline. � Insert the spirette - as shown in the illustration - into the flow sensor as far as possible. When doing this, please ensure that the arrow on the spirette is lined up with the arrow on the flow sensor. � You remove the spirette by pushing it out of the sensor from below. Fig. 2-22 Inserting the spirette 36 EasyOne Pro / EasyOne Pro LAB
Start-up and Initial Preparation 2.9 Switching the Device On, Functional Test � Open the main valve of the gas cylinder(s) completely. � Check the secondary pressure: for DLCO gas , it must be 4 to 5 bar, and for FRC gas, it must be 3 bar (EasyOne Pro LAB only). � Turn on the mains power switch on the rear panel of the device. � Turn on the device with the power button: the green indicator is illuminated. Fig. 2-23 Power button After a short start-up phase, the initial screen will be displayed. Note If the initial screen appears and no error messages display, the device is in perfect operating condition. EasyOne Pro / EasyOne Pro LAB 37
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FRC Quality Messages and Quality Gr
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Hygiene, Cleaning, Maintenance, Dis
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Data Backup on Memory Card Hygiene,
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Technical Inspections Hygiene, Clea
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Appendix System Interpretation Mess
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Appendix Example: EMR Application "
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3622 Height (in cm) 3623 Weight (in
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Appendix 0436228PEF L/s 9.09 10.60
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Adjustment for P AO2 or Altidue App
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Appendix the decision. Note below,
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Appendix Fig. 12-7: Windows, Report
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Appendix Guidance and Manufacturer
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Appendix Medizintechnik AG's softwa
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Selected patient Configuration Menu
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Appendix [16] Wanger, J.L. Clausen
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